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Watch: How Can Your WMS Flex When You're Growing Your Business?

When bringing on a new client, expanding into a new facility, or even opening a micro-fulfillment-based store, it's critical to have the flexibility in your warehouse management system that allows you to flex your operations as needed, says Chris O'Stean, vice president of solutions consulting at Softeon.

Softeon How Can Your Wms Flex When You're Growing Your Business Chris O'stean (540p)

Auto, Steel Groups Urge Canada to Match U.S. Tariffs on China

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other Canadian officials have said they are monitoring the American tariff policy, but have not committed to following suit.

A 2024 Tesla Model 3 during the Montreal Electric Vehicle Show in Montreal. Photographer: Graham Hughes/Bloomberg

U.K. Clothing Exports Take Nosedive Since Brexit

Exports of clothing and footwear from the U.K. to the EU have dipped from £7.4 billion ($9.4 billion) in 2019 to £2.7 billion in 2023.

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The Trillion-Dollar Problem for Retailers: Not Having Clean Data

A study by the IHL Group found that retailers miss out on nearly $1 trillion in sales per year because of out-of-stock items.

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Volvo Set to Roll Out Supply Chain Tracker for EVs

The new tracker will provide details on materials used for EV batteries, as well as the carbon footprint of the batteries themselves.

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U.S. South Accounts for Lion’s Share of Factory Construction Boom

U.S. construction put in place for manufacturing facilities has more than doubled in the two years ended in April.

The Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America (HMGMA) electric-vehicle and battery manufacturing plant under construction in Ellabell, Georgia, US, on Thursday, Aug. 17, 2023. Those in the vicinity of massive EV and battery manufacturing plant projects are bracing for change. Photo: Stephen B. Morton/Bloomberg

CBP Intensifies Scrutiny of E-Commerce Shipments

Typically, the U.S. will allow shipments valued under $800 — known officially as Type 86 entries — to be imported without tax or duty payments.

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EU Cracks Down on Temu Over Counterfeit Product Concerns

Temu has until the end of September to provide the EU with a risk assessment report on the sale of counterfeit goods and illegal products.

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IATA Head Calls For Realistic Approach to Aviation Net-Zero Goals

Walsh called on regulators to "have the courage to stop and change tack fast" when it's clear that green aviation policies aren't working.

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Boeing Submits Safety Plan Amid New Allegations Over 787 Planes

Boeing will meet with senior FAA leaders weekly to monitor performance metrics, progress, and potential roadblocks for its new safety plan.

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Jet Supply Chain Headaches May Still Be Here in 2026, IATA Says

Boeing Co. and Airbus SE have been grappling with supply chain issues like parts and labor that were only exacerbated by the COVID pandemic.

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The EV Industry’s Main Bottleneck: The Critical Mineral Supply Chain

A hidden vulnerability threatens to derail the clean transportation revolution spurred by electric vehicles: the critical mineral supply chain.

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Enhancing High-Value Electronics Shipment Security with Tive's Real-Time Tracking

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